| Shipping Weight | 150.00 g | |
Length: 14 cm
Weight: 74 g
More about the Gränsfors Bruk Axe File
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Aaron has re-profiled and sharpened up a fair number of axes, and one of his go-to tools is the Gransfors Bruk Axe File. Read his expert product review.
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Gränsfors Bruk Axe File Reviews
5.0 star rating 5 Reviews
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0.0 star rating 09/11/20
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tom
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5.0 star rating 09/10/20
well made, the right weight
Review by tom on 10 Sep 2020 review stating well made, the right weight
well made, the right weight i need. cuts perfectly
Aaron
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5.0 star rating 04/17/20
Axe file.
Review by Aaron on 17 Apr 2020 review stating Axe file.
Very happy. Easy to use and effective for fine tuning the edge.
Phil
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5.0 star rating 01/21/20
Gransfors Bruk Axe Files
Review by Phil on 21 Jan 2020 review stating Gransfors Bruk Axe Files
Great files, my son who is a tool guy really enjoyed getting them
for Christmas.
for Christmas.
Sandra
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5.0 star rating 01/03/20
We love it!!!
Review by Sandra on 3 Jan 2020 review stating We love it!!!
We love it!!!
Dan K.
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5.0 star rating 01/09/19
Excellent little tool!!!
Review by Dan K. on 9 Jan 2019 review stating Excellent little tool!!!
I use both carbon and SS steel knives and GB axes... It is always has a chore getting a great edge on the SS steel knives... I bought this baby and it does it all and pair it with the two axe file and diamond hone and is all I need in the field to sharpen anything from my small pocket knife, my fixed blade belt knife and my GB Axes!!! I just use water with a few drops of green dish soap as the lube but in a pinch good ole spit!!! Why green soap??? My Grand day told me that it kills bacteria?!?
Douglas
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5.0 star rating 01/13/18
Fast and Easy!
Review by Douglas on 13 Jan 2018 review stating Fast and Easy!
I was a bit dubious at spending so much on such a small file, but I'm glad I did. The design is ingenious - just keep one of the handle's flared-lips in contact with the axe head and slide forward. That's it! The short file length and flared handle keeps the exact profile of the axe the same as stock. I was done before my kettle boiled. (And their Diamond file is just as easy!) Highly recommended!
